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Soba

The soba noodles, traditional Japanese noodles made from buckwheat, are the subject of a true cult following in Japan. They are generally eaten cold in summer and hot in winter. The broths or tsuyu sauces that accompany them, when tasting, are just as important. This traditional Japanese condiment that enhances the flavour of soba noodles and perfectly balances the flavours with its depth of taste.

Soba Oku-Aizu soba 200g
Sale price5,75 €28,75 € / kg
Hokuryu soba 200g
Sale price4,80 €24,00 € / kg
Izumo Jyuwari Soba (100% whole buckwheat flour) - 200g
Ni Hachi soba noodles - 200g
Sale price5,20 €26,00 € / kg
Oku Aizu Yam SOBA soba noodles - 200g
Sale price5,20 €26,00 € / kg
Soba Kitawasa Naga long extra thick 180g
Sale price4,35 €24,17 € / kg
Tororo Soba 300g
Sale price5,45 €18,17 € / kg
Sesame Soba 300g
Sale price4,30 €14,33 € / kg
FAQ Soba

Soba Noodles

What are soba noodles?

The term "soba" means "buckwheat" in Japanese. These Japanese noodles are often considered a symbol of Japanese cuisine. They are refined and healthy. Soba noodles are made from buckwheat flour, offering a unique texture and a subtle flavour.

What are the health benefits of soba noodles?

Soba noodles are a delicious and nourishing alternative to traditional pasta or the popular noodles of our region. Their nutritional richness and versatility make them a prized food for both everyday meals and special occasions. Soba noodles are low in calories thanks to the low glycaemic index of buckwheat. Naturally gluten-free, soba noodles are perfect for creating a healthy and balanced dish. They allow you to fully enjoy the benefits of buckwheat, notably its richness in protein and soluble fibre — unlike wheat flour.

How do you eat soba noodles?

Preparing soba buckwheat noodles is surprisingly simple. They can be enjoyed hot, in a comforting soup, or cold. They are often accompanied by fresh vegetables (such as spring onions) and a light sauce. For a truly authentic and flavourful experience, we recommend adding tsuyu sauce. This traditional Japanese condiment enhances the flavour of soba with a touch of umami. This flavour balances the tastes in an exquisite way. Both hot and cold versions lend themselves to a multitude of preparations and adapt to all your culinary desires.

Ni Hachi soba: an exceptional taste, handmade

Ni Hachi soba are a true reference when it comes to buckwheat noodles. Their artisanal production, made one by one by hand, guarantees exceptional quality and an unrivalled taste. This traditional process preserves the natural flavour of buckwheat and gives each noodle a unique texture — slightly firm and smooth. We recommend enjoying Ni Hachi soba noodles cold. You will fully appreciate their authentic flavour and powerful aroma. This producer respects Japanese culinary traditions. Naraya soba stand out for their unique texture, thanks to the addition of Japanese yam flour (yamaimo). This gives them both a smooth and slightly firm texture. The master craftsmen of Naraya Soba preserve the production techniques passed down from generation to generation, ensuring a product of rare and unrivalled quality.

The importance of bowls in enjoying soba

In Japanese culture, aesthetics play a fundamental role in the presentation of meals. Tableware is not simply a functional accessory; it fully participates in the culinary experience. To savour your soba or udon noodles, the use of soba bowls suited to hot tasting is essential. These bowls are specially designed to bring out the flavours of the noodles while enhancing their presentation. Naraya Soba, a renowned artisan, offers soba bowls in perfect harmony with this Japanese philosophy. Their elegant design and practicality allow you to elevate your dishes while offering optimal comfort during tasting. Naraya Soba's traditional tableware is in keeping with Japanese culture, where every detail matters. Find 100% buckwheat soba noodles at Nishikidôri.